Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-26
P0CATELLO MISCELLANY.

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The chilly winter blasts have come.
The fancy apron sale at the school
house next week is something new.
Capt Carlton, OF the Army of Israel
held forth at the school house Tues
day evening; the audience did not
seem TO grasp the meaning Of his
theory.
II is race now which will reach
Bannock tank first, the companys or
shack row.
Mr. John Dougherty, JIM McCart's
foreman on the Eagle Rock houses,
sustained serious injuries by falling
from one Of the buildings in course |
Of construction last Saturday. He had
both wrists fractured and will be de-
privcd OF the use Of his hands for
some time.
We learn that Manager Keeny viii
sever his connection with the Pacific
Hotel Company about January lst
and engage in business in Salt Lake.
Mr. V. G. Rocder left this week for
short visit to Omaha
Attorney s. G. Winters was in town
few minutes Wednesday having just
returned from Omaha where he had
been for the past week on business.
There was no one hauled up before
the grim visage of the Jedge during
the past week.
1t is noteworthy fact that there
never was so orderly crowd of men
employed at Pocatello as there are at
the present time This was particular
| ly noticeable on pay day; where usual
lly we had number of drunks and
| fights to report everything went of
quietly and peaceably.
Judge Fisher had his annual turkey
shooting on Thanksgiving day.
=. L. Hughes has disposed Of his
household effects and is now comforta-
bly housed at the hotel; and, as he
SAYS. without care on his mind.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. McMasters
went down to Salt Lake City to spend
Thanksgiving day.
Business in the shops was general
ly suspended and Pocatello celebrated
Thanksgiving day in the usual tur.
keytied manner.
Mr. and Mrs, Bruner, of Rock
Island, are visiting the Frantz broth
ers at this place,
Rev. Stull will hold services at the
school house Sunday evening at the
usual hour. Everybody invited.
The new school room will be ready
for occupancy by next Monday.
Owing to the new time card DenveI
papers arrive here at the same tim'
as the Salt Lake papers. This is du'
to the fact that Salt Lake mail has t
lay over in Ogden one day.
Mr.. j. NJ. Masenheimer has return
ed from the South and is greatly i'm
proved in health.
Everyone should partake of tn
New England dinner on next Frida,
evening; it is something entirely neV
in Pocatello. The ladies are sparinl
no pains to furnish everything goo'
to eat The price of the dinner is on
Is ffty cents, and as the money is TO
a worthy cause no one should miss II
We are asked every day by som
one what is going to be done toward
having entertainments for the winter
We give il up. If the parties enquil
ing would go ahead themselves AM
do something we are sure 1t would b
appreciated, The trouble is no on
wishes to assume the responsibilit,
Heretofore few have shouldered tn
burden and we may say are tired an
= wish to be relieved. There are a grea
: many more people here now tina
there were year ago, and it seem
! that IL should be an easy matter
! provide for the long winter evening
: Let someone suggest something an
:, there will be plenty TO take hold an
, push the matter.